Sentence examples for genuine resolution from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clinton said that there could be "no genuine resolution to this conflict without a sovereign and viable Palestinian state".
Declaring that both sides needed to make deep compromises, Mr. Clinton said that there could be "no genuine resolution to this conflict without a sovereign and viable Palestinian state".
Recalling his own fears and suffering of living through a decade of violence, Mr. Deen said that Kashmiris' hearts and minds would only be won with a genuine resolution to the conflict.
But David Wood, chief lawyer for the lobbying group Icomp, part-funded by Microsoft, fired off an angry response to Verney: "If speed and a genuine resolution is really a concern for Google, then why not publish both your [revised] proposal and data that supports it for all to be able to comment on?" he said, adding that it was "undeniable" that Google had slowed down the resolution process.
To give a paradigmatic taste of his treatment, he excoriates a very famous passage of the young Marx—"Communism... is the genuine resolution of the conflict between man and nature, and between man and man... the riddle of history solved"—as "opaque," "isolated and contested," "patently implausible," and with "no textual support elsewhere" (244 45).
It's tempting to dream about just how amazing the game might have looked had it gone for a higher genuine resolution rather than relying solely on checkerboarding; presumably there would have been a touch more crispness and an even more pronounced sense of depth and scale than the enhanced version of the game already gives you.
"Really, there are very few governments that are proposing genuine resolutions to move toward 1.5," said Kate Lappin, an Australian member of the Women and Gender Constituency to the UNFCCC, which has endorsed a 1.5 degree limit.
There are plot twists, murder, infidelity, and genuine moral resolution.
The addition of so much genuine extra resolution via the PS4 Pro's Enhanced patch is transformative.
Alternatively, the failure to recover the end-Guadalupian event at the time-corrected LVF-scale and the stage-scale might suggest that the detection of this event at the remaining scales potentially represents a relic of an apparent rather than a genuine increased stratigraphic resolution.
